Greeting & Wishes Image Makers

Create a birthday card online for free, with a name and photo

Birthday is the first featured occasion on this page, and the same steps apply to every other occasion. To create a birthday card with a name, pick a design, type the birthday person's name in the recipient field and your own name as the sender. Add a photo and place it in a square, circle, heart, star or rounded frame, then choose an age badge such as 18th, 25th or 50th if the card marks a milestone. Pick one of the suggested messages or write your own.

The Happy Birthday page is a birthday card creator for friends, family and colleagues, with photo, name and age options. You can use it without an account, and the finished card downloads as a PNG.

Create your own greeting card in four steps

The controls are the same on every occasion page: a design, a title, recipient and sender names, a message with suggested wording, a photo with a frame, optional stickers and a size. Use them to make personalized greeting cards for any occasion. To customize greeting card wording, names or stickers, change them and watch the preview, which updates as you type.

1. Open an occasion from the groups on this page and pick a design.
2. Type the recipient's name and your own, then edit or choose a message.
3. Add a photo, choose its frame and add stickers if you like.
4. Choose a size, then select Download image.

Birthday greeting creator: pick a message or write your own

Each occasion offers suggested messages, in English and, on many occasions, in Hindi, with Punjabi and Arabic on some. Choose one and edit it, or clear the box and write your own. To create birthday greetings online for several people, change the recipient name and download each card separately. Keep the message short enough to read on a phone, and check names and dates in the preview before you download.

Create a birthday card with a photo in a frame

Use the card as a photo card when the picture matters more than the wording. Select Add photo, choose the picture, then pick a frame such as circle, heart or star. It works the same way on a phone or a computer. The photo is centered and cropped to fill the frame, so crop it first if the face sits to one side.

Cards for festivals, anniversaries and everyday wishes

Occasions are grouped into festivals and holidays, milestones, family, everyday wishes, national days, awareness days, care and support, and invitations. Start with a featured occasion; the wish card maker works the same way on each page. For a daily message, make a good morning image. For the season, create a Happy New Year wish or a Christmas greeting, and for a partner, make an anniversary card or a Valentine's Day card.

Thank You, New Baby and Get Well Soon have their own pages with matching designs and stickers. Where an occasion offers messages in Hindi, Punjabi or Arabic, a language button appears above the message box and the card uses a matching font.

Invitations and save-the-date cards

To make a birthday invitation or a wedding invitation, follow the same steps as a greeting, and choose a save-the-date card for the first announcement before a formal invite. A housewarming invitation works the same way. There are no separate date or venue fields, so type the details into the message box and keep them short enough to read on a phone. Check the spelling of names, dates and addresses in the preview before you download.

Download, share or print your card

Pick a size first: square for WhatsApp and posts, Instagram Story, or a Facebook post. Download image saves a PNG, Share opens your phone's share sheet where it is supported, and Copy link makes an address that rebuilds the card for someone else, without your photo. Used as a birthday ecard maker or an ecard creator for any occasion, it hands you a picture file to send in a chat or an email. Where an occasion offers animations, Download GIF creates a looping version as a separate file. For a full A4 page meant for printing, start from a printable template instead.

Add more than a template allows

To design your own layout, build the card in the photo editor. To put a message straight onto a picture you already have, add text to the image, and to combine several photos in one card, make a photo collage. For artwork created from a description, the AI image generator turns a prompt into a picture you can bring into the editor.

Before you share the card

• Read the recipient's name and any dates once more; the card shows exactly what you typed.
• Choose the size that matches where you will post it.
• Use a clear, well-lit photo. It is centered and cropped to fill the frame, so crop it first if the face sits to one side.
• Check that the message reads well in the language you selected.